Henrik Ringsberg
Henrik Ringsberg has a non-stipendiary Associate Professor decree (oavlönad Docent) in Maritime Logistics and holds a position as a Lecturer in the Division of Maritime Studies, Department of Mechanics and Maritime Sciences. He is the program director of the international master’s program Maritime Management (MPMAR) at Chalmers. He is the examiner of and teaches in several courses in the MPMAR program (https://www.chalmers.se/en/education/find-masters-programme/maritime-management-msc/), and the profile track Intermodal Transports in the bachelor’s program International Logistics (https://www.chalmers.se/utbildning/hitta-program/internationell-logistik-teknologie-kandidat/) Henrik Ringsberg is active in research within several areas that relate to maritime logistics, e.g., informatics, risk and safety, intermodal and multimodal transport, AI, sustainability, traceability, tracking and transportation. He has been a member of the Nordic Logistics Research Network (NOFOMA, since 2011), The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT UK, since 2011), World Conference on Transport Research Society (WCTRS SIG B3, since 2016), , and industrial networks (e.g., Orust kretsloppsakademi). Henrik has collaborated with researchers in the European Union (e.g., UK, Norway, The Netherlands, Greece, Denmark, Finland) and China since 2014. He is also a reviewer of International journals in supply chain management, logistics, transport, IT, city-planning and food-related research.
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Sustainable FLM transport based on IPF transport by ferry in coastal rural areas: A case from Sweden
Exploring Swedish urban freight stakeholders’ interests in public spaces
CONTAINER SHIPPING VIA THE NORTH SEA ROUTE-OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES
Interoperability challenges in traceability of pharmaceuticals
Maritime security guidelines: a study of Swedish ports’ perceived barriers to compliance
Bar Coding for Product Traceability
Logistic management of trailers based on the EPCIS standard: A cross-case analysis
Traceability in the Swedish Air freight Industry
Implementation of global traceability standards: incentives and opportunities
Consumers’ information preferences for visible traceability information on packages
Managing Logistics Port Operations Based on a standardized framework - A Cross-Case Analysis
Perspectives on Food Traceability: A Systematic Literature Review
Effects on Logistic Operations from RFID- and EPCIS- Enabled Traceability
Challenges in utilising RFID in international food supply chains
Demand for Tracking and Tracing Information Standards and Its Effects on Food Supply Chains
EPCIS standard used for improved traceability in the redfish value chain
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